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Titchfield Abbey, Hants: Premonstratensian; founded 1232 by Peter des Roches, bishop of Winchester, converted to mansion by Thomas Wriothesley at Dissolution & called Place House
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Titchfield Abbey, Hants: Premonstratensian; Wriothesley's gatehouse, c.1542, from cloister to north cutting through church nave; four octagonal turrets, four-centred archway
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Titchfield Abbey, Hants: Premonstratensian; view looking west from position at corner of choir & south transept
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Titchfield Abbey, Hants: Premonstratensian; Tudor brick fireplace & windows at upper room situated at west end of nave; shaft in southwest corner survives from abbey
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Titchfield Abbey, Hants: Premonstratensian; cloister, north of church, & fragments of domestic buildings including library to east
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Titchfield Abbey, Hants: Premonstratensian; entrance arch to chapter house, east of the cloister
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Titchfield Abbey, Hants: Premonstratensian; site of altar; venue for the marriage of Henry VI & Margaret of Anjou, officiated by William Ayscough, Bishop of Salisbury, 22nd April 1445
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Titchfield Abbey, Hants: Premonstratensian; internal shell of gatehouse